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From: san@peora.UUCP (Sanjay Tikku)
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Subject: Re: Re: Congressmen propose relaxation of 55mph speed limit in rural
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 08:50:52 EST
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> > 
> > I would like to see the government drop its current blackmail policy and
> > 				Phil Kos
> 
> I really do not know which promise you think Ronnie has broken Phil.
> Give me a hint.  Then compare this to the other bills Reagan must tackle.

  Yeah, do you really mean that. REAGAN is not only breaking a promise but
  is going against his own policy of minimizing GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE in
  citizen lives. The same kind of blackmail to states crops up with regard
  to drunken driving and automatic seat belts. It's the same line always :

       "Do this else LOSE FEDERAL REVENUES"

  These matters of deciding speed limits should be left with the state
  govts./lawmakers and the chief executive should try to concentrate on
  more important matters to the nation and these days he is definitely
  not short of them.



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